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"Ready to become a doctor? MBBS admissions are now open! Get expert guidance to secure your spot at a top medical school. Your future in medicine starts here! 🩺" Hashtags: #MBBSAdmission #FutureDoctor #MedicalSchool #AdmissionConsultation #StudyMedicine #MedSchoolJourney #HealthcareHeroes #BecomeADoctor #CareerInMedicine #MedicalEducation

Dreaming of a career in medicine? Cut through the confusion! Get direct MBBS admission consultation from real doctors at Sevent State Consultancy. Skip the middlemen, tap into expert advice, and secure your path to medical school. Reach out today for personalized guidance! #MBBSAdmission #MedicalSchoolConsultation #ExpertAdvice #MedicineCareer #DirectAdmission #FutureDoctor #MedicalPathway #SeventStateConsultancy #MedicineDreams #GuidanceForSuccess

My Experience with the New UK Deanery Allocation System for Junior Doctors: Last week we received the news that the decision for where will be working for the first two years of our lives as doctors has been released. We are the first cohort to make use of the new UKFPO’s computer generated system for ranking. I have written a brief article highlighting my experience, what to expect, and some advice for forthcoming final year medical students. Do let me know your thoughts if you have a read! ✨ #medicine #medicalstudent #ukfpo #blog

CIC directs NMC to make medical college assessments public The chief information commission has directed the National Medical Commission to regularly upload on its website the assessment reports of all the medical colleges after taking into consideration the exemptions given to personal information under the Right to Information Act. The commission directed the NMC to comply within 30 days from the date of receipt of the order. #Medicalcollege | #Assessments | #Chiefinformation | #Commission | #Nationalmedical | #Regularly | #Reports | #Personal | #Information | #Exemptions | #Consideration | #Righttoinformation | #Healthnews Read more:

⚕️ Public Health, Population Health and Community Health... The success of these three is deeply intertwined with our ability as leaders to bring awareness around those 'long-standing and well-documented' inequities that DEI efforts seek to address. 🌎 A 'global' understanding of diversity includes Language Access as a critical component in any program looking to increase equity in patient care and outcomes. For those of us who have seen first hand the impact of not having an interpreter on a healthcare setting, JEDI efforts have a multiplier effect when trying to explain the importance of communicating with patients in a language that they can understand. 📣 Today, as organizations across the country announced their support for DEI initiatives, let's remember that both DEI and Language Access are everyone's responsibility. ❓What role do you play in helping to move the equity needle forward? https://lnkd.in/enge8YDN

PGMEB, NMC, issue Guidelines For Competency-Based Postgraduate Training Programme For MD In Emergency Medicine, details here According to the guidelines, an MD in Emergency Medicine should be able to develop communication and interpersonal skills, among other competencies Read full Article on - https://lnkd.in/gWWzW26H #NMC #PGMEB #GuidelinesForCompetencyBasedPostgraduateTrainingProgrammeForMDInEmergencyMedicine #ED

We have launched our ALD project!🎉🔬 Here are some of our talented doctors, medicine students, and a nurse, who will work on the project. We look forward to keeping you updated about upcoming trials as a part of the study.😊 #liverresearch #liver #ouh #forskning #FLASH #research

Learn more about Burrell:  https://lnkd.in/gn-VBFTW  Fully accredited by the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation  (COCA) and ranked second in the nation for the percentage of underrepresented minority students enrolled in colleges of osteopathic medicine.    Quick Facts  -99% Graduate Medical Education (GME) placement    -94% 2020-2024 COMLEX First Time Pass Rate (99.9% scores reported)    -706 physician graduates (2020-20234)    -Mission Medicine (Border Region, Native-American) 

Sapere was asked to provide a cost-benefit analysis (CBA) for a proposed new medical school at Waikato University, commissioned by the Ministry of Health. This work is part of a larger effort to address the need for more general practitioners (GPs) in rural New Zealand. The analysis, prepared as part of the business case, evaluates options to expand medical training and improve healthcare access in underserved regions. The Ministry of Health's memorandum of understanding with the University of Waikato reflects the significance of this initiative, with the Coalition Agreement requiring a full CBA before further commitments are made. The report highlights the complexities of increasing rural GP coverage. While partially redacted, it’s a key step in this evolving process. This project showcases our expertise in delivering impactful economic insights for critical policy decisions. Hear more from ACT Leader David Seymour, Minister Shane Reti, and Sarah Dalton, from the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists, in recent media coverage: ·       “We need more doctors” – Support for new Waikato medical school (RNZ, 22 Nov 2024) https://lnkd.in/g7CvMwZP ·       ACT Leader raises doubts about Waikato medical school (RNZ, 21 Nov 2024) https://lnkd.in/gvM-8kKm #Sapere #generalpractitioners #hospitals #NewZealand #medicalschools https://lnkd.in/gam4kmZW

Consider this dive into critical care medicine whether you are a physician, NP, PA, RN, or a paramedic. Offered by BIDMC in conjunction with Harvard Medical School.